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Student volunteers ran our student led physiotherapy clinic during the busy games on Thursday Island earlier this month, assisting players with pre-game strapping/massage as well as tending to injuries during and after games. #��������Physiotherapy

4ZZZ interviewed �������� Psychology's Dr Amanda Krause, who conducted a recent study on listening to music to cope with everyday stressors.  #��������Psychology

�������� Psychology Lecturer Christopher Reid reveals why humans fear crocodiles and sharks above more deadly creatures. #��������Psychology

Veteran amputee athlete Ainsley Hooker and �������� Sports Science lecturer Brian Heilbronn are gearing up for the Warrior Games in the US after being selected to represent Australia. #��������SportExerciseScience

In this podcast, Dr Amanda Krause unpacks the psychology of music for our health and wellbeing. #��������Psychology

Psychology Lecturer, Kelly Horne, provides advice on how to approach explaining traumatic events to children. #��������Psychology

�������� Psychology A/Prof Wendy Li says many people who suffer from PTSD experience intense thoughts and intrusive feelings, which impact many parts of their life. #��������Psychology

Recognising the true value of nursing - 13 May 2024
Nursing is celebrated for its role in the care and wellbeing of patients, but the profession’s value to society extends well beyond a clean bill of health. #��������NursingMidwifery

Congratulations to Dr Michael Inskip, Senior Lecturer in Exercise Physiology on winning the Early Career Researcher Award at the ESSA National conference last week. #��������SportExerciseScience

Navigating the often complex and challenging world of the human mind is a lifelong passion for Wendy Li.  #��������Psychology

OT degree opens doors for worldwide opportunities - 22 Apr 2024
�������� Bachelor of Occupational Therapy graduate Ryan Wynch has worked across Australia and the world. #��������OccupationalTherapy

Dungeons and Dragons may improve mental health - 13 Apr 2024
Researchers have found that people who play the game Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) show improvements in their mental health. #��������Psychology

Rudeness endangers patients - 9 Apr 2024
�������� researchers say rudeness and discourtesy between health workers is endangering patients. #��������NursingMidwifery

�������� Psychology Lecturer, Academic Advisor, and First-Year Coordinator Christopher Reid’s journey to where he is today was inevitable, but not traditional. #��������Psychology

Dr Hyacinth Udah and Associate Professor Wendy Li have been awarded $115,902 for 'The COACT Project: A Buddy Program of Community Outreach, Adaptation, Connection and Together for CALD Youth'. #��������Psychology

$4m study to transform falls prevention - 28 Mar 2024
Elderly Australians could have their risk of a potentially fatal fall reduced by up to 40 percent if a $4 million ��������-led study proves successful. #��������OccupationalTherapy

Speech Pathology student's $30k scholarship windfall - 25 Mar 2024
A �������� Speech Pathology student who hails from Emerald is thrilled to have received the QCoal Foundation scholarship, which provides $30,000 over three years to ease the financial pressures associated with her studies. #��������SpeechPathology

�������� Physiotherapy students recently completed placement in Cambodia, sharing knowledge and skills and building connections with our Indo-Pacific neighbours as part of their New Colombo Plan Mobility Program in Siem Reap, Cambodia. #��������Physiotherapy

�������� Sport and Exercise Science students studying strength and conditioning learn the fundamentals of Olympic weightlifting from Bryce Knight, one of Australia's top weightlifting coaches and a �������� alumnus. #��������SportExerciseScience

Taking speech therapy from city to the outback -  15 Mar 2024
A �������� Speech Pathology graduate has found that speech pathology is an important and enjoyable profession with therapists able to work with both children and adults to help improve communication. #��������SpeechPathology

Students from 12 high schools across Townsville and Ingham converged on �������� recently for a first-of-its kind NeuroSTEM day. #��������Psychology

Get to know an alumna of �������� Singapore, who graduated with a Master of Psychological Science (Majoring in Business Psychology), as she emphasizes the significance of proactive learning. #��������Psychology

�������� Mackay celebrates healthcare milestones - 7 Mar 2024
��������'s Ngudya Yamba (Mackay) campus has three good reasons to celebrate this year with significant milestones reached in training future doctors, nurses and pharmacists for the local region. #��������NursingMidwifery

Congratulations to �������� Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology student voted by Western Connecticut State University students as best-on-day presentation in the inaugural ��������-WCSU Inter-university Student Research Exchange (ISRE). #��������SportExerciseScience

�������� Singapore Psychology Lecturer shares about using Taylor Swift lyrics in clinical psychology training. #��������Psychology

The future of physio - 22 Feb 2024
A �������� PhD candidate is examining if children with cerebral palsy could be diagnosed via telehealth if there is no paediatric physiotherapist available locally. #��������Physiotherapy

Research into audience experience and satisfaction shows that, while the emotional response to music is important for concert-goers, it’s the social aspects that greatly enhance overall enjoyment. #��������Psychology

Pandemic music struck a darker chord - 19 Jan 2024
A new study examining the music people listened to during the pandemic has revealed a taste for more downbeat and darker music – in direct contrast to music recommended to raise the spirits. #��������Psychology

�������� Psychology researchers together with clinicians/researchers from the US and Italy have investigated the impact of climate change on mothers. #��������Psychology

Exploring the link between brain and behaviour - 10 Jan 2024
A �������� Psychology Senior Lecturer shares her current research projects and why neuroscience skills can be essential for people interested in working in fields such as sales and marketing or government. #��������Psychology

Studying nursing in the 1990s - 6 Dec 2023
�������� Nursing Alumni Judy Reichman shares her journey from a self-conscious student in Townsville in the 1990s to helping families as a Registered Nurse and Midwife as well as a coordinator of the free Triple P parenting program in Townsville. #��������NursingMidwifery

Researchers have uncovered a previously unexplored link between Fear of Missing Out and Death Anxiety revealing a connection between the persistent worry of missing out and heightened concerns about mortality. #��������Psychology

A �������� researcher discusses the important research into neuroimaging, and how that can result in early intervention of brain disease and perhaps indicators of mental ill-health. #��������Psychology

The healing charms of music - 20 Oct 2023
New research reveals people who focus deeply on music can have strong emotional reactions – across the full range of emotions – that can have significant therapeutic benefits. #��������Psychology

Mindfulness program expands to help women - 19 Oct 2023
Women who have experienced sexual, family or domestic violence are being encouraged to join a successful �������� program aimed at improving mental health through meditation. #��������Psychology

Clear and precise a winner for being liked - 26 Sep 2023
It’s a trait often associated with those in public life, but being vague may not be the best way to win friends and influence people according to a new �������� study. #��������Psychology

Can your recognise deepfakes or will you unwittingly accept them as truth and pass them on to friends? #��������Psychology

Deepfakes tricky to spot -  12 Sep 2023
A study of people’s ability to detect ‘deepfakes’ has shown humans perform fairly poorly, even when given hints on how to identify video-based deceit. #��������Psychology

Guilt, high expectations key factors behind successor dog syndrome in assistance pet handlers. #��������Psychology

Fixing the new dog blues - 16 Aug 2023
A study on why owners of new dogs often have trouble connecting with their new companion has found a set of factors that may help prevent the phenomenon and has highlighted the need to be aware of ‘successor dog syndrome’. #��������Psychology

This psychological attachment in sport is called “fan identification” or “team identification”, and typically, we attach to teams that represent other aspects of ourselves. #��������Psychology

�������� has secured Townsville a place in a national stroke rehabilitation trial which is testing a new approach to restoring communication and hand and arm function in stroke survivors. #��������Physiotherapy

Radio remains top of the pops - 5 Jul 2023
It may be a technology developed in the 19th century, but �������� researchers have found radio still offers a surprising range and depth of experience to listeners today. #��������Psychology

Members of the public are invited to take part in a  �������� Clinical Psychedelic Research Lab project exploring the perceptions and current knowledge about psychedelics and psychedelic-assisted therapy among Australians.  #��������Psychology

Fear of child removal, poverty, coercive control and low awareness of traumatic brain injury related to family violence can all impact on when and how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women access health care and support services. #��������NursingMidwifery

Mindfulness program gets a new workout - 8 Jun 2023
Demand has soared for ��������’s Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction (MBSR) study, the next phase of which will be hosted by 1 Million Strong gym at Mt Louisa. #��������Psychology

Stroke recovery research: help needed - 30 May 2023
�������� researchers are testing a new way to help stroke survivors regain arm movement and learn to speak well again, and they are looking for volunteers in Townsville and Cairns to help out. #��������Physiotherapy

Exercise is well-known for its physical health benefits, but it can also have a positive impact on mental health. #��������SportExerciseScience

Abuse and neglect put kids on fast track to crime - 17 May 2023
Researchers examining the effect bad childhoods have on youth criminals say some types of experience have a greater effect on criminality than others. #��������Psychology

A commitment to care across careers - 12 May 2023
Shannon Wellings thought teaching was the career for her, but after realising that providing her students with health care truly sparked her passion, she turned to nursing. #��������NursingMidwifery

A �������� researcher is developing a program aimed at improving veterans’ health through physical activity and exercise. #��������SportExerciseScience

Midwifery graduate goes for gold standard of care - 3 May 2023
Bachelor of Nursing Science – Bachelor of Midwifery graduate Kira Teare says she feels lucky to have found her true passion in being a midwife and providing perinatal care. #��������NursingMidwifery

�������� program delivers its first Invictus Games competitor - 27 Apr 2023
A �������� program helping veterans thrive physically and mentally has had a big win, with one of its participants selected for the prestigious Invictus Games. #��������SportExerciseScience

Research explores the experience of loneliness influencing well-being among youths, where significant contributors to the experience of loneliness among youth were uncovered. #��������Psychology

Mindfulness can help diabetes sufferers - 21 Mar 2023
�������� researchers have found practising mindfulness techniques can have positive effects for diabetes sufferers. #��������Psychology

Lifelong dream realised for Mt Isa nurse - 15 Mar 2023
Edwina Shepherd always wanted to be a nurse, but for a long time, decades in fact, the timing just wasn’t right. #��������NursingMidwifery

Individuals who feel like they do not fit in — because of depression, suppressing emotions, or more — may be more likely to withdraw from society. #��������Psychology

Giving kids communication confidence - 28 Feb 2023
Teaching kids how to communicate effectively can support them to not only express themselves but to positively impact the world. #��������SpeechPathology

Companies and government agencies have rolled out AI chatbots to address employees’ mental health concerns, but such initiatives might miss the bigger picture. #��������Psychology

World Radio Day celebrates unstoppable radio - 13 Feb 2023
A �������� researcher is celebrating World Radio Day today, with research increasingly highlighting how music and the arts are beneficial to our well-being, including engaging with radio. #��������Psychology

Study adds more brains to the brawn - 8 Feb 2023
Walking the high-performance tightrope between data and drills is the focus of a new study on how experts can get the best out of a team in elite level rugby league. #��������SportExerciseScience

Soldiers ‘use the force’ to stay fighting fit - 2 Feb 2023
�������� researchers have given soldiers a potential new way to work out based on assessments from force plates - special mechanical sensing systems. #��������SportExerciseScience

A new �������� Singapore study examines our fear of death as an unconscious motivation for gaming. #��������Psychology

Allied health students on clinical placements in rural and remote North West Queensland get to experience a sense of community and unlimited learning opportunities. #��������OccupationalTherapy

When exercising in hot environments, there is an additional increase in body temperature due to the environment, with high humidity making conditions feel even hotter. #��������SportExerciseScience

Game-changing tool to help rehab patients - 11 Nov 2022
A �������� team developing a world-first device which keeps trauma patients focused on their recovery is a step closer to starting patient trials after being awarded a major prize. #��������Psychology

Hit song secrets unveiled - 9 Nov 2022
�������� Psychologists have revealed some of the secrets of scoring a chart-topping, hit song. #��������Psychology

Bush tucker proves nourishing for pregnant First Nations mums - 3 Nov 2022
The nutritional habits of pregnant Indigenous women are being examined by �������� researchers as part of a broader body of work. #��������NursingMidwifery

Veterans tap into mindfulness with new program - 1 Nov 2022
A new �������� study will use techniques such as mindfulness meditation to try to improve the mental health of Townsville’s military veterans. #��������Psychology

New online tool for prenatal testing decisions - 28 Oct 2022
A new online tool has been launched to support expectant parents in their choices around prenatal testing for chromosome conditions in their unborn baby. #��������NursingMidwifery

Radio in the golden age - 19 Oct 2022
A �������� researcher says music brings much comfort and joy to older people, and she wants older Australians to join a research project examining why they love listening to the radio. #��������Psychology

A special connection: Humans and their pets - 18 Oct 2022
A �������� Psychology lecturer tells us how cat and dog owners have weathered the COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020, and how pets coped when their owners could suddenly go out again after the lockdowns eased. #��������Psychology

Aspiring occupational therapists and physiotherapists are gaining important on-the-ground experience in the North West Community Rehabilitation Centre in Mount Isa. #��������OccupationalTherapy #��������Physiotherapy

�������� Sport and Exercise Science researchers are targeting a new approach to military training techniques that may result in Australian soldiers suffering fewer injuries in the field. #��������SportExerciseScience

An accidental occupational therapist - 12 Oct 2022
Turning 28 and worn out after a decade working long, unpredictable hours in the hospitality industry, former chef Matthew Ganly found himself in a career conundrum. #��������OccupationalTherapy

Receiving the energy to go further - 5 Oct 2022
For �������� Student Jodie Mottram, receiving the Arrow Energy Scholarship was the key to unlocking the opportunity to achieve her personal, educational and professional goals. #��������Psychology

With young aspiring nurses like Tyeena Pang, our future health services are in good hands. #��������NursingMidwifery

Hands-on help in occupational therapy - 27 Sep 2022
�������� Alumni Mignon Prinsloo tells us about her journey to become an Occupational Therapist (OT) working in Hand Therapy, and why OT and Physiotherapy both have their place in a good rehabilitation program. #��������OccupationalTherapy

Procrastination is a learned response, which means you can unlearn it. First, you need to understand why and how you use procrastination, and then learn how to change this habit. #��������Psychology

Putting the ‘fun’ in functional training - 13 Sep 2022
�������� Sport and Exercise Science researchers have been analysing an increasingly popular workout technique and have found it reduces blood pressure and cheers people up. #��������SportExerciseScience

�������� Sport and Exercise Science researchers reviewed the effects of exercise training on various fitness domains that contribute to occupational performance and musculoskeletal injury risk in military personnel. #��������SportExerciseScience

A mother of three young children with a strong commitment to the Mount Isa Aboriginal community has received the Murtupuni Centre for Rural and Remote Health award at the �������� annual Indigenous Student Awards. #��������NursingMidwifery

Guiding and providing diabetes care - 6 Sep 2022
�������� alumni and dietitian Annabel Johnston says that studying diabetes education at �������� gave her the boost in professional skills to launch into a new avenue of dietetics. #��������NursingMidwifery

An app for that: Prenatal education and support - 2 Sep 2022
A �������� researcher has developed an informative app, YourChoice, that aims to support pregnant women to make confident, informed decisions. #��������NursingMidwifery

Indigenous perspectives improve Indigenous health outcomes - 31 Aug 2022
Two �������� Speech Pathology graduates are using their skills as well as their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds to make a difference to the health services they are now working in.  #��������SpeechPathology

Study to tackle concussion head on - 30 Aug 2022
Understanding more about the effects of concussion in women’s contact sports is set to be the focus of a new study by a �������� PhD candidate. #��������SportExerciseScience

Achieving meaningful movement - 24 Aug 2022
�������� student Kady Delle Baite has always found her happiness in helping others. Now in her fourth year of studying Occupational Therapy, Kady has been able to do just that. #��������OccupationalTherapy

Sing like there's nobody comparing - 18 Aug 2022
New research reveals the exceptional singing skills of contestants on reality TV shows may be stopping people from singing in public. #��������Psychology

From sporty kid to sport specialist - 17 Aug 2022
As a sporty kid with a dedication to the books, a career in exercise physiology is a perfect fit for Samantha Beringen. #��������SportExerciseScience

Placed on a path to occupational therapy - 11 Aug 2022
After deciding to study Occupational Therapy, �������� Alumni Dominique Di Marzio says that her placements set her up for success in her career. #��������Occupational Therapy

�������� Singapore alumna Lavannya Sivanandan discovered the world of equine therapy through an internship that would change her life. #��������Psychology

A path to practicing psychology -  9 Aug 2022
As a child, �������� Alumni Lauren Cavati says she was always the person who enjoyed providing her friends with support and lending an ear to those in need. #��������Psychology

New research explores whether people value humble colleagues more than competent colleagues. #��������Psychology

Pursuing psychology for player support - 21 Jul 2022
Working with the North Queensland Cowboys since 1994, Kevin Marty wanted to develop the skills to support players’ wellbeing both on and off the field. #��������Psychology

Giving Cairns kids first dibs on speech pathology - 18 Jul 2022
Having seen the benefits first-hand of early intervention speech pathology therapies on young children, two �������� Speech Pathology alumni decided it was time to take the plunge and set up their own paediatric speech therapy clinic. #��������SpeechPathology

‘Dog people’ may do better in lockdown - 18 Jul 2022
Researchers examining why dog owners living alone during Covid restrictions were less lonely think it may have to do with the type of person who owns dogs rather than having a dog itself. #��������Psychology

Online mental health fine-tuned - 14 Jul 2022
�������� researchers working on fine-tuning online mental health programs for young people say parental involvement is key – and they have some ideas on how to maximise it. #��������Psychology

Innovative stroke recovery research - 5 July 2022
�������� researchers are testing an innovative new way to help stroke survivors regain arm movement and learn to speak again, and they are looking for volunteers for the research project. #��������Physiotherapy

Future cricket stars to take skills to next level - 28 Jun 2022
�������� and Queensland Cricket have joined forces to give North Queensland’s best junior cricketers every chance of success at the highest level in a new training program set to start next month. #��������SportExerciseScience

How a Q&A could be career-defining - 24 Jun 2022
The time it takes for a candidate to respond to questions during a job interview could determine their future career path, according to new �������� research involving more than 5100 participants from the UK, US, Singapore, and Australia. #��������Psychology

The mating game -  2 Jun 2022
A �������� study has found men who want to be fathers are more attractive to women – but with a catch. #��������Psychology

New program to boost veterans’ health - 31 May 2022
A new program designed to help Townsville veterans thrive physically and mentally is set to be rolled out by ��������. #��������SportExerciseScience

A new study makes use of big data analysis to examine terror management theory’s effects amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. #��������Psychology

Forging a unique path to nursing - 11 May 2022
Unexpectedly leaving school after Year 11, Emma Parker pursued a unique pathway and successfully reached her goal despite an unconventional beginning to her studies. #��������NursingMidwifery

Pepper the vaccine prepper - 29 Apr 2022 
A humanoid robot called Pepper has proven an effective way to overcome vaccine hesitancy and spread health information. #��������NursingMidwifery

Dr Alla Demutska, originally from Ukraine, shares her thoughts on the crisis in Ukraine and how we can deal with the accompanying stress. #��������Psychology

Confronting pre-COVID mental health demons - 20 Apr 2022
The hidden personal demons faced by people prior to the COVID-19 pandemic must be confronted as Australia begins to socially reconnect, according to a �������� researcher. #��������Psychology

A new �������� Singapore study examines how different types of planning could help increase physical exercise behaviour and overcome a lack of action. #��������Psychology

�������� (��������), Singapore’s first-ever Psychological Science and Well-Being Conference took place 4–5 March 2022. #��������Psychology

Providing speech pathology in hard-to-reach places - 29 Mar 2022
Growing up in Ayr with family members who needed to access speech pathology services, �������� Alumni Jenna Mottin knew that she wanted to make a difference. #��������SpeechPathology

�������� Hub works to build ultimate athletes - 21 Mar 2022
A band of elite super athletes could soon be leading their teams to victory with help from ��������’s Performance Science Hub. #��������SportExerciseScience

According to the Australian National Dictionary, ‘Going Troppo’ is to be “mentally disturbed due to too much time spent in the tropics (and heat)”. #��������Psychology

Turn on and tune out for free - 10 Mar 2022
Psychologists are offering free access to an innovative music project described as ‘a soundtracked therapy session’ as part of a �������� study. #��������Psychology

A hookup may not make you feel better - 2 Mar 2022
A new study by �������� researchers has found satisfaction with casual sex depends on the motivation behind it. #��������Psychology

First-time parents frequently grapple with mixed emotions and a changing identity, as they think about what kind of parent they will be and whether they might repeat mistakes made by their own parents. #��������Psychology

Empowering communities with exercise physiology - 24 Feb 2022
Three �������� Bachelor of Exercise Physiology (Clinical) alumni have decided to team up and operate their own clinic. #��������SportExerciseScience

Find your place through practical placements - 23 Feb 2022
Third-year �������� nursing student Sharon Groves reflects on her study journey, the placements she has experienced, and her passion for rural, remote and regional women’s health. #��������NursingMidwifery

There is an enormous amount going on in your brain when you listen to your favourite tunes. #��������Psychology

A new study explores the link between an addiction to video gaming and well-known personality traits. #��������Psychology

Game addiction linked to personality - 12 Jan 2022
A new study by �������� has found an addiction to video gaming is linked to well-known personality traits – and some, including people who display neurotic tendencies and are introverted are more likely to suffer the disorder. #��������Psychology

Same-sex couples find their own way - 23 Dec 2021
A �������� study of how gay men maintain their long-term relationships in countries where homosexual practices are illegal has uncovered how couples overcome the obstacles to their love. #��������Psychology

Physiotherapy for the heart and lungs - 14 Dec 2021
Nnamdi Mgbemena is an international student from Nigeria who makes moving halfway across the world to complete a PhD in cardiopulmonary physiotherapy look easy. #��������Physiotherapy

Pursuing a call to nursing: a life-changing experience - 3 Dec 2021
As a child, �������� Nursing Student Zolita Cook spent many hours in hospital due to hereditary spherocytosis. Now, as a nursing student, she is seeking to make a difference to her future patients. #��������NursingMidwifery

Gala celebrates international students - 22 Nov 2021
�������� College of Healthcare Sciences  PhD student Nnamdi Chidiebere Mgbemena, from Nigeria, said it was surreal to win the International Postgraduate Student of the Year award, as he prepares to finish his studies after three-and-a-half years. #��������Physiotherapy

Nursing a career in health - 18 Nov 2021
Having a life-threatening condition and being admitted to the ICU proved to be a pivotal moment in which 2nd year nursing student Megan Lee decided to pursue a career in nursing. #��������NursingMidwifery

Exploring interventions for youth crime - 18 Nov 2021
Youth crime is a serious issue and there is no simple solution. However, research into the underlying factors involved can lead to a breakthrough. #��������Psychology

No joke – male humour helps groups reach goals - 22 Oct 2021
Researchers have found robust humour has a role in helping men in support groups achieve their goals – but it has to be used carefully. #��������Psychology

A �������� Singapore researcher explores how face masks inhibit social interactions by pondering what the Mona Lisa would look like during the COVID-19 pandemic. #��������Psychology

Online book helps explain devastating dementia condition - 23 Sep 2021
A unique variant of dementia that affected the late comedian Robin Williams will be highlighted in a new interactive teaching resource produced by ��������, with contributions by College of Healthcare Sciences researchers. #��������NursingMidwifery #��������SportExerciseScience

Music trumps video during lockdown - 22 Sep 2021
New �������� research shows people who listen to music during lockdown are happier than those who depend on their screens for distraction. #��������Psychology

Chilled vibes ease work stress - 27 Aug 2021
A �������� researcher has found many people use music to help deal with work and social stress – but less often to cope with life’s other unpleasantries. #��������Psychology

Dark tourism can lead to dark places - 26 Aug 2021
A �������� researcher has been studying ‘dark tourism’ – the phenomenon in which tourists visit sites of death and disaster – and is warning of its psychological dangers. #��������CHS

Healing voices on the radio - Studying senior adults' radio use -  25 Aug 2021
Does listening to the radio make you happier and healthier? A �������� Psychology lecturer researches the benefits of listening to the radio especially for older adults. #��������Psychology

A dog's life - they're not all equal - 18 Aug 2021
New research from �������� has found people support the use of assistance dogs – such as those used by visually and hearing-impaired people – and believe the dogs are happy serving humans. #��������Psychology

Brain structure differences unlikely to be a major source of sex differences in behaviour - 3 Aug 2021
New research suggests brain structure differences in men and women aren’t strongly linked to behavioural differences. #��������Psychology

�������� in Singapore tackles eating disorders in its Master of Psychology (Clinical), as Clinical Psychology Lecturer shares insights on the important issue. #��������Psychology

Music listening habits give insight into human nature - 8 Jul 2021
New research has shown how important music is in people’s lives – and how it leads them to be their own personal DJs. #��������Psychology

It's no surprise owning a pet can help improve mental health, but a new study by a �������� Psychology lecturer shows dogs may be more beneficial than cats. #��������Psychology

Dogs vs cats in lockdown - 7 Jul 2021
New research reveals there are differences in how dogs and cats help people deal with the loneliness of COVID lockdowns. #��������Psychology

Clinical placements give undergraduate nursing and midwifery students the opportunity to transfer theory into practice and consolidate their knowledge and skills. #��������NursingMidwifery

New fathers: Under pressure and overlooked - 18 Jun 2021
A �������� Psychology PhD candidate's research findings highlight the unique challenges new fathers face, and how the right support can give their new family the best possible start. #��������Psychology

More focus needed on female travellers’ needs - 17 Jun 2021
A �������� researcher has called for travel medicine organisations to focus more on the needs of women, who face a particular range of challenges when they travel. #��������CHS

Is Autism linked to a more 'male' brain? - 16 Jun 2021
Researchers have been investigating an intriguing theory that links autism to having an ‘extreme male brain’ – but have found it is not that simple. #��������Psychology

New research studies the impact of COVID‐19 on respondents with self‐reported irritable bowel syndrome.  #��������Psychology

Tech can help with lockdown blues - 2 Jun 2021
�������� Psychology researchers have found technology such as video conferencing is effective in helping people cope psychologically with COVID-19 restrictions, but face-to-face meetings also have an important part to play. #��������Psychology

New �������� Psychology research explores how louder sounds make people feel closer and more connected to others, while quietness evokes a sense of loneliness. #��������Psychology

Busting the Florence Nightingale myth - 25 May 2021
Contrary to popular belief, the fundamentals of professional nursing did not start with Florence Nightingale and its history is older than many realize. #��������NursingMidwifery

Nurses leading beyond times of crisis - 12 May 2021
While the media heralds our nurses as heroes and angels for the work they have performed during the epidemic, a �������� Nursing and Midwifery researcher tells us why nurses are much more than we may think.  #��������NursingMidwifery

Investing in our midwives - 5 May 2021
Midwives play an incredibly important role in our societies, communities, and families, and to our mothers and infants, the care and education that midwives bring is invaluable. #��������NursingMidwifery

Exploring the inner mind from the outer world - 4 May 2021
From the importance of critical thinking to the interconnection of social theories and experiences, a �������� Psychology alumni, researcher and lecturer gives us a look into what it’s like to explore the inner mind from the outer world. #��������Psychology

How to train your diet - 16 Apr 2021
Many people face struggles with healthy eating and regular exercise, but discoveries in health and psychological research may hold the answer to your fitness breakthrough. #��������Psychology

When trying to stop thinking about an ex, individuals often engage in thought suppression. #��������Psychology

New research suggests that the inability to be mindfully attentive to the present plays a role in compromised sleep quality. #��������Psychology

Which cyclone prepper are you? - 11 Mar 2021
A �������� Psychology PhD student wants to use artificial intelligence to improve the way authorities communicate with people about disasters. #��������Psychology

'Sack the manager' call supported by science - 26 Feb 2021
Firing the manager or coach when things go wrong is a common tactic for soccer teams looking to improve, and new research from �������� shows it works – for a while. #��������SportExerciseScience

Slow lies: sincerity is in the timing - 17 Feb 2021
When you ask someone a question, do you believe them more or less if they took a few seconds before replying? New research shows how we perceive someone’s sincerity – or insincerity – is influenced by response time. #��������Psychology

A �������� Sport and Exercise Science lecturer, tells us how cricket's top batsmen keep it together, mentally, under the weight of pressure. #��������SportExerciseScience

Elite sport experience for �������� students - 7 Dec 2020
Fourteen �������� students have been getting the ultimate real-world experience working with elite basketballers as part of the �������� Recovery Hub established for the 2020 Chemist Warehouse WNBL season. #��������SportExerciseScience

From an infection prevention and control standpoint, the new system definitely has some improvements, but there are still issues yet to be resolved, and some unknowns that haven’t been made clear to the public. #��������NursingMidwifery

�������� Singapore Psychology academics contribute to a book on pandemic preparedness for practitioners and policymakers. #��������Psychology

Giving kids communication confidence - 22 Nov 2020
Teaching kids how to communicate effectively can support them to not only express themselves but to positively impact the world. #��������SpeechPathology

Mummy buddies beat baby blues - 19 Nov 2020
�������� researchers have trialled a new program in which experienced mothers mentor new mums – and have found it is an effective and economical way to avoid the pitfalls some new mothers face. #��������Psychology

International nurses struggling to fit in -  12 Nov 2020 
Adjusting to life Down Under is not easy for everyone, as a �������� researcher discovered while doing her PhD on international nurses who are working in Australia. #��������NursingMidwifery

A Professor of Clinical Psychology at �������� Singapore shares his research and observations of patients who have suffered traumatic brain injury. #��������Psychology

Women's refs have it tough - 3 Nov 2020
�������� researchers have new data suggesting referees of women’s basketball have a harder time than when they officiate the men’s game. #��������SportExerciseScience

Want to improve your wellbeing? Give nature a chance - 20 Oct 2020
Being immersed in nature is a great way to improve your mood, and new research from �������� shows you don’t need to join an organised program to see the benefits. #��������Psychology

A �������� Psychology Professor shares his insights on the prediction of survival and patterns of recovery following significant traumatic brain injury. #��������Psychology

A Lecturer of Speech Pathology at �������� is investigating if people who participate in karaoke notice changes to their voices, which could lead to long-term damage. #��������SpeechPathology

The eyes have it - 9 Oct 2020
In order to accurately estimate a stranger’s age, it helps to see their eyes, according to a �������� researcher. #��������Psychology

Exercise enjoyment linked to addiction recovery - 1 Oct 2020
Scientists have found exercise that is enjoyable helps steer young drug and alcohol abusers away from their addictions. #��������Psychology

A �������� Speech Pathology researcher is investigating what many people, who've had to listen to karaoke, already know - It could be bad for your health. #��������SpeechPathology

Someone call the midwife - 9 Sep 2020
Few people are fortunate enough to find what they are born to do. For A �������� Midwifery lecturer, supporting women before, during and after giving birth is her calling. #��������NursingMidwifery

Is karaoke bad for you? - 9 Sep 2020
A �������� researcher wants to learn more about what karaoke does to our vocal cords. #��������SpeechPathology

Cyclone preparations hinge on cost and effectiveness - 3 Sep 2020
Researchers have found north Queenslanders are more likely to prepare for a cyclone if they think their planning will make a difference, and it doesn’t cost too much money. #��������Psychology

Exercise therapy for Parkinson's disease - 26 Aug 2020
Researchers at �������� and La Trobe University are working on making life better for people with Parkinson’s disease by developing a new exercise program. #��������Physiotherapy

How do you prepare for a disaster? - 25 Aug 2020
A �������� researcher wants to understand what motivates people to prepare for disasters, with the aim of improving public warning campaigns.  #��������Psychology

A unified call to action from Australian Nursing and Midwifery leaders: ensuring that Black Lives Matter - 21 Aug  2020
Over 100 nursing and midwifery leaders are calling for reform in nursing and midwifery education and the dismantling of systems of oppression of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples in the Australian healthcare system. #��������NursingMidwifery

Virtual reality distracts kids from pain - 12 Aug 2020
Researchers believe Virtual Reality (VR) headsets may help reduce children’s anxiety and their experience of pain when they undergo injections in an emergency department (ED). #��������NursingMidwifery

To find out what gives elite cricketers the edge a team of researchers interviewed eight expert high-performance international or state-level coaches, who themselves were batsmen at those levels. #��������SportExerciseScience

How much exercise do we need? - 21 Jul 2020
‘Exercise is good for you’ – we hear this every day, but it is still difficult for many of us to turn well-intentioned advice into burnt calories. #��������SportExerciseScience

Porn is not a sexist trigger for most - 17 Jul 2020
�������� researchers have found that pornography use is not associated with sexism among heterosexual men. #��������Psychology

Post-workout binge a mind game - 10 Jul 2020
New research suggests how and what people think about their workout can have a big impact on how well they eat afterwards. #��������Psychology

Howzat? Mental routines define top batsmen - 9 Jul 2020
A �������� study has revealed the mental approach that gives great cricketers their edge – and it may well apply to other areas of expertise too. #��������SportExerciseScience

A study conducted by �������� provides a potential explanation to the economic disparities between races in Singapore.  #��������Psychology

Baby blues hit men too - 25 Jun 2020
A �������� study has found men have some unique risk factors for depression around the time a baby is born. #��������Psychology

Join us as our experts discuss the field of antenatal screening, including the options available, and how best to manage patients through their decision making process around genetic and other pregnancy screening. ��������NursingMidwifery

Mystic drink investigated - 18 Jun 2020
A �������� researcher has revealed the truth behind the myth of the fabled green drink absinthe and explored the danger of the rising popularity of ‘absinthe trails’. #��������CHS

Older people may be more at risk from gaming addiction - 22 May 2020
A �������� researcher has found teens and young adults are more at risk from computer gaming addiction than children. #��������Psychology

Jurors easily led astray - 20 May 2020
A �������� study has shown jurors can potentially be swayed by small amounts of misinformation presented during trials. #��������Psychology

Keeping your home a coronavirus-free zone - 7 May 2020
As Queensland gets ready to send students back to school, �������� researchers say it’s time to remind ourselves about how we can keep our homes and families safe from COVID-19. #��������NursingMidwifery

Join our expert panel of �������� researchers as they bust COVID-19 myths and reveal how you can keep your family free of infection in isolation. #��������NursingMidwifery

As many of you work from home, our �������� Psychology lecturers weigh in on what you can do to get through this difficult time. #��������Psychology

�������� specialists work on new coronavirus clinics - 22 Apr 2020
Two �������� infection control experts are working with Aspen Medical to redesign buildings and procedures for new GP-led respiratory clinics. #��������NursingMidwifery

Join our expert panelists as they explore the research on mental health following major disasters including the effects of COVID-19 on healthcare workers in China in this webinar. #��������Psychology

�������� Physiotherapy Clinic offering telehealth services - 7 Apr 2020
The �������� Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Clinic is now offering physiotherapy telehealth, allowing patients to receive assessment and advice without leaving their homes. #��������Physiotherapy

Managing uncertainty during the COVID-19 crisis - 3 Apr 2020
We are ‘together’ in a sense of being united against COVID-19, but in our physical circumstances, we are perhaps more separate than we have ever been. #��������Psychology

Soldiers pump iron - 2 Apr 2020
�������� researchers have been investigating new fitness programs to better prepare Australian soldiers for the battlefield – and pumping weights could be the answer. #��������SportExerciseScience

Exercise works for those beginning cancer treatment - 12 Mar 2020
A �������� researcher says scientists have found that exercise can be beneficial to patients as they begin treatment for prostate cancer. #��������SportExerciseScience

A ��������  Lecturer explains that as nurse and midwifery academics teaching communication and professional skills and development of attributes valuing the essence of caring with clinical requirements is of significant importance. #��������NursingMidwifery

Let's talk about sex - 14 Feb 2020
Women’s attitudes to sexuality have changed over the past 50 years but society is yet to catch up, according to research from ��������. #��������Psychology

Building community spirit in mining towns - 4 Feb 2020
New research shows people who live in mining towns feel more connected to their community if the mining company is locally owned, rather than operated by multinational corporations. #��������Psychology

Finding the right exercise balance for people with multiple sclerosis - 16 Jan 2020
A �������� researcher is looking for volunteers as she examines the beneficial effects of sport and exercise for people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). #��������Physiotherapy